At night, Trigly and Marion snuck to the other end of Mirror Lake.
"Marion, when will we go in?"
"What's the hurry? Don't you see the lights are still on? You want to go in now and get killed?"
"Then how long do we have to wait for?"
"Shut up. Just wait until they turn off the lights."
"It's only eight p.m.," Trigly said a bit unwillingly. "I think they'll need at least two or three hours. I'd rather go to a bar and get girls."
"I won't stop you if you want to quit," Marion said. "But don't think about splitting the profits when I get rich."
"Fine, I'll listen to you," Trigly acquiesced in the end.
Trigly and Marion bore the mosquitos and bugs until 11 p.m. The lights in the house finally dimmed.
"We can go now."
Trigly and Marion went around Mirror Lake. But before they could get close, a huge bear suddenly appeared before their eyes.
Roar!
